2005 World Car Racing Pinball
About This Machine
The 2005 World Car Racing Pinball stands out as a lesser-known but intriguing addition to the world of pinball history. With its solid state electronic design and sports-auto racing theme, this machine offers a unique blend of speed and strategy that will captivate enthusiasts. Its gameplay features a distinctive twist on traditional pinball mechanics: players deposit coins to get credits, select a race car from the choices offered, and then launch the ball into play. A square-shaped "wheel" of illuminating lights displays different car types, adding an element of chance and excitement.
A key aspect of this machine's design is its dedicated vertical cabinet, standing 71 1/2 inches high, 22 inches wide, and 26 inches deep. The playfield's square-shaped "wheel" is particularly noteworthy, as it adds an extra layer of visual interest to the game. If the ball lands on a lit slot at the bottom, credits are awarded and the wheel spins; if it lands on the player's selected car, the player wins. Credits are cashed in by hitting a reset button on top of the cabinet, and the game's "smart" coin mechanism accepts more than one coin denomination.
Unfortunately, due to a lack of information on its manufacturer and designer, we cannot provide more context about this machine's origins or any notable achievements it may have accumulated over the years. Nonetheless, its distinctive gameplay mechanics make it an intriguing addition to any pinball enthusiast's collection.
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Technical Details
- Theme:
- Sports - Auto Racing
- Notable Features:
- Flipper (1). Vertical cabinet measured 71 1/2 inches high, 22 inches wide, and 26 inches deep. The playfield has a square-shaped "wheel" of illuminating lights to display different types of race cars. Player deposits coins to get credits then selects a car from the choices before shooting the ball into play. If the ball lands on a lit slot at the bottom, credits are awarded and the "wheel" spins. If it lands on the selected car, the player "wins". Credits are cashed-in by hitting a reset button on the top of the cabinet.